At the DDR5 memory front, activity increases, since we are approaching the release of the first platforms for desktop computers of consumers that support it. Back in May, Bit-Tech announced Corsair tease your upcoming sticks with a bazaar DDR5-6400, but G.Skill I just threw them into the shadow with my announcement about the DDR5-6600 CL36-36-36-76 32 GB (2x16GB) memory sets.
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New memory sets will become part of the G.Skill Trident Z5 memory range. G.Skill says that his new DDR5-6400 sets are “the first DDR5 memory sets in the world, and it confirmed their use at“ extreme speed and low delay in the DDR5-600 CL36-36-36-76 ”. Further, it indicates that many rivals supply DDR5 memory with the CL40-40-40 time, as well as lower data transfer rates.
Creating memory sets Trident Z5 DDR5-6600 32 GB follow the familiar storyline that we heard from G.Skill over the years. It exhausts high -performance ICS Samsung DDR5 and chooses them to create appropriate confirmed sets. G.Skill believes that this process makes its own sets for the memory of Ultimate Performance Choice for gamers, enthusiasts and overlocks. ”
Sometimes G.Skill produces a MATRIX table for products for its RAM sets, but today it seems that a memory set Trident Trident Trident Z5 DDR5-6600 32 GB. Nevertheless, this emphasizes that when the Trident Z5 family begins to release, the Trident Z5 RGB series with a translucent RGB light bulb, optimized for smooth lighting at the top of sticks, will also be held. LED models without RGB have a smooth bar with a black top phiant.
Currently, we have no price or availability details. Such information will be welcomed, since it is expected that a 50 percent premium will be paid, which will be paid at the same DDR4 memory capacity, not to mention the fact that this premium material sold to G.Skill.
